| A pearl snap shirt, an old trucker hat, and sunflower seeds on the porch out
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| back.
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| In that rocking chair, he’d drink a whole 12 pack.
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| Oh, man there’s no man like granddad.
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| They said he was a rebel in his early days, if you made him mad boy stay out of
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| his way.
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| Going back on your word man, there will be hell to pay.
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| Oh, man there’s no man like grandad.
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| I know he’s going crazy without his cigars, I bet he’s asking Jesus if he
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| drinks PBR.
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| If I could see him now, I’d ask him one question, do they drink beer in Heaven?
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| Lord he’s raising hell inside those pearly gates, singing every song Hank
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| Williams ever played.
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| I bet he’s cutting up and talking about the weather, thinking about his first
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| love and the day that he met her.
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| He’d fire up that Mustang, his foot on that gas, and I can almost hear him say «the streets of gold ain’t so bad.»
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| I know he’s going crazy without his cigars, I bet he’s asking Jesus if he
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| drinks PBR.
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| If I could see him now, I’d ask him one question, do they drink beer in Heaven? |
| I turned 18 on the day he passed away, and I drank a beer right here at his
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| grave.
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| Popped the top, poured a little out, sat and cried, and I drank it down.
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| I know he’s going crazy without his cigars, I bet he’s asking Jesus if he
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| drinks PBR.
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| If I could see him now, I’d ask him one question, do they drink beer in Heaven?
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| Do they drink beer in Heaven? |